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I apologize in advance if this question is simple and I'm just completely missing it, but are these two mutually exclusive? I know you can make Acrobatics check to move past enemies without provoking AoO's, so if you were to just get your Acrobatics skill high enough, would you even need the Mobility feat? Or do they function separately? Thanks!
Hey all, I apologize if this is clear-cut, simple, and completely going over my head, but for some reason, I cannot seem to wrap my mind around the Guarded Life rage power (APG). I have done some sleuthing of my own around the messageboards and I couldn't find any concrete definitions or answers as to how this rage power functions, plus it hasn't found a home on the FAQ page. I am currently playing a Dwarf Invulnerable Rager and I know that Guarded Life is definitely designed to work in concert with this specific archetype along with the Raging Vitality feat (also from the APG), but how? It seems to me as if you're still unconscious, so I'm having a difficult time understanding its intended purpose. An example, an anecdote, or just a plain rules interpretation would be awesome. Thank you for your time and help!
Hail! I seek guidance of those more knowledgeable in this field. I am a 5th level rogue and was considering taking a level in fighter (making my effective character level 6). My question is, do I get the feat for being "1st Level" as well as the bonus feat for being a fighter, or just the bonus feat for taking the level in fighter since I am considered being "6th Level?" I hope I stated that question clearly, it makes sense my head at least . . . Thanks!
I apologize up front for such a simple question, but how do you calculate an encounter's challenge rating? Searching through my CRB and my Game Mastery Guide, though, has yielded no results (due to the fact that my brain may be shrinking). Is there a formula to it? I remember in 3.5 they had an Encounter Level (EL) system that always went over my head as I would stare at that convoluted table. The scenario I am creating is a level 4 Tiefling Elemental Fire Wizard (out of the APG) surrounded by 4 burning skeletons. What would the challenge rating be for that specific encounter? I DM a lot of published adventures, but now that I am more comfortable with the rules and systems I have begun to create my own scenarios for my players. I am tired, so hopefully the question I have posed is coherent and easy to understand. Thanks for your time!
Do you roll the stats for them or do you take the starting statistics? As a GM, I ruled that you take the animal's/base form's starting statistics because I couldn't find anywhere in the rules that says you roll the attributes for your animal companion. That's why they get starting statistics and a STR/DEX progression. I was just wondering if anyone had some light they could shine on this? Is it somewhere in the rules and I am just missing it? Thanks!
Has anyone played one before? While my love affair of the Riders of Rohan remains firm (pun intended? you decide...), I have always wanted to play a character that was mount-oriented. Now that my friend has decided to run the Kingmaker AP, I feel that now would be a great time to fulfill my destiny. Does anyone have any experience with mounted characters? Good? Bad? Not quite what you expected? Thanks for your time!
GAR! I BE IN A BIT OF A RUT, MATIES! I am currently running the Serpent's Skull AP and the Council of Thieves AP. My soundtrack repertoire is extremely limited at the moment to only a couple of film scores and the Morrowind soundtrack. I was hoping someone would have some advice on what would make for some great underscoring music for these APs respectively. Thanks!
Hey, all! I am currently flipping through my 3.5 Stormwrack book that details how to run a nautical-themed adventure. It is completely equipped with various ships, their stats, new feats and classes all suited for an ocean-based adventure. Does anyone know if Pathfinder has a book like this so I don't have to sit down and attempt conversions? Also! Does Pathfinder have any solely nautical-themed campaigns? And if not, could someone point me in the right direction? I've been aching to revive the open water adventures in my gaming group - I find ships just as exciting. Thanks so much! :)
Hey, everyone, hopefully this was appropriate enough for me to create an entirely new thread. I have never done such thing as this. Hopefully you other fine gamers can help me with the question I shall raise shortly... My friend is running a campaign meaning this will be my first time playing in a long while since I have become an established DM in my gaming group. I thought the Oracle class looked like a fun, interesting option to play, but I wanted to hear from anyone who has played the Oracle if it is at all a good class? Any problems or advice per chance? |
